Hi,
I got this question:
Which of the following are invalid uses of the <c:set> action? (Choose three.)
1- <c:set scope="page">value</c:set>
2- <c:set value="value" var="${myVar}" />
3- <c:set var="myVar" scope="${scope}">value</c:set>
4- <c:set target="${myTarget}" property="myProp">propValue</c:set>
5- <c:set value="${myVal}" target="myTarget" property="${myProp}" />
With the following answer for the 5th option:
"5 is also valid syntax. Value, target, and property are set as attributes, with the values for value and property coming from EL expressions, which is legal."
i guess it�s wrong.
1- "property" attribute does NOT take a "request-time expresion".
2- IT�s MANDATORY for "target" attribute to be a request-time expression.
am i wrong?
Tks;
